Memphis session split over Alliance leadership and reform
H L Logers defends Dr Meune and policy harmony after the Memphis Alliance meeting. He notes no personal animus, affirms nonpartisan aims, and rejects claims of factional plotting by the Gideon’s Band. He cites regional support and calls for unity under principled action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Dr. Meune
St Louis
Macune
Washington
Virginia
Georgi
North Caardlina
Arkansas
Skigouri
Dr. Macune
Pennsylvania
One
Dimers
California
People’s Party
Talwart
Brothers West
Jamison
McDowell
Gardner
Tracy
Robinson
Cole
Gideon
People’s Os
Indianapolis
St. Louis
H.L Logers
Political Cynicism Versus Economic Pain Outsider View
The piece argues people ignore real needs such as home building land expansion cattle sales and fencing while blaming tariffs for money scarcity. It contrasts reluctance to invest with politicians exploiting public suffering and questions why practical improvements aren’t made despite apparent funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt Vernon Ti
Reform Talk and Monetary Critique Across Papers
The letters cite Henry McKinley era tariff anger and claim a corporate buyout of legislation. The Chicago and Chicago Sentinel pieces rail at monopoly power, debt finance, and creditor control, depicting a political economy manipulated by banks and money changers.
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Philadelphia Times
Charles J. Harrah
Chicago Sentinel
Great Plas
Chivazo
Republi
Iso
Associated Press
Duce
Mmn Thangers
Naxs
Gov Holts Message Urges Regulation of Building and Loan Links
Gov Holts urges legislation to regulate building and loan associations, requiring them to bear public burdens and protect citizens from mismanagement under out of state charters. Baltzer and Tanka vs State of North Carolina appeals in the U S Supreme Court center on bonds tied to the 1863 act and a complex exchange with the Raleigh and Augusta Air Line Railroad Company.
North Carolina Bond Case Before US Supreme Court
The plaintiffs seek recovery from the State for special tax bonds repudiated as invalid. They claim value for 149 bonds, alleging 140 deposited by the railroad company in lieu of bonds held by the plaintiffs were valid. The North Carolina Supreme Court dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. the case is now before the US Supreme Court, involving a potential sum of 297 000 dollars and affecting other similarly conditioned bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of North Carolina
General Assembly
Supremes Court of the
United States
Cas
Adroit Swindler Targets Wilmington Clergy
A man posing as Dr W Ellison, executor of Mrs Ks Wardlow, conning Rev Dr Nash of Fifth Street M E Church with a $500 draft from Drext & Co Bank Philadelphia. He claimed court costs of $615 and dined with Nash after claiming Confederate army ties and kinship to Gen Pender, then vanished as investigators traced similar schemes in Petersburg and Halifax.
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Wilmington
Dr Nash
F.fta Street
M. E
South
Gettysburg
Pender
Mea Nash
Eltiasn
Peschau
Eilison
Nash
Out the Star
de Ellison
Petersburg
Ian
Ellison
Halifax
N. C
Rowan Catholic Church
Washington City
City farmers and the rise of urban to rural farming
The National Stock man notes that while many city dwellers invest in farms, few become full time farmers. Some move to the country for health or after business careers, with mixed success. Experienced farmers blame inexperienced “embroidered night shirt farmers,” yet many city farmers succeed by applying business insight and consumer know how learned in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nye
National Stockman
General Assembly Ninth Day Details and Acts
Legislative proceeding highlights from Friday January 13 with leave of absence for the Doorkeeper and multiple committee assignments. Resolutions call for colonial record copies, investigations into Warrenton normal school, and several bills touching taxes, railroads, road works, and county acts. Senate adjourns to 10 o clock tomorrow. House acts include live pigeons, elections, fishing, and county measures.
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Messrs
Newell
Battle
Phillips
Poll
McDowell
Aystick
Mercer
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Henderson
Colored Normal School
Warrenton
Washington County
Henderson County
House
Mu Reto
Robeson
Regie T
Mc Morton
M-Rae
Davis
Abbot
Ayoeuck
Butile
Bialees
Brown
Campbell
Cooper
Day
Fields
Gitling
Jones
King
Mareh
M.dowell
McLauchlina
Cumberland
McLaugnim
Sredell
Saliasbury
Senate
House OF Representatives
Vance
Buncombe
Wicker
Justices of the Peace
Mr White
Cabarrus
Axiey
Cherokee County
Taomis
Miteneil
Lee
Ashler Lodge
Taylor
Granville
Granville County
Allen
Hertford
Erwin
Mecklenburg
Clark
Spruill
L. H Bullard
Cleveland
Tallston
Cleveland County
Graves
Hatcher Lodge
Crews
Crouse
Wartom
Forsyth
Holt
Allen, Kitchin
Hols
Brake
Nish
Railroad Commission
Third Reading
Davie County
Ornata Mountain
Jackson
Hambureeed
Northampton County
Jones County
Franklin Tm
North Carolina Senate and House Set Rounds of Bills
The session lists petitions and readings on numerous measures. Aimed at tax arrears, railroad charters, and county reforms, committees on Columbian Exposition and Colonial Records are named. Bills cover liquor sale distance, clerk fees, and sheriff arrears with adjournments into the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcl
Bustie
Nash County
Senate
Cape Wear and Yadkin Valley
Joint
Campbell
Day
Cheek
Citizens National Bank
Raleigh
Lilke
Oyster Patrol
Patterson
Reading Pass
Abbott
Committee On Fish and Fisheries
Potter
Leatherwood
House OF Representatives
Jones
Caldwell
Burke
Harper
Jarze
Holt
North Carolina
Parker
Pasquotank
Mr Queen
King
Bladen
Bladen County
Fuller
Durham
Trinity College
Taylor
Alleghany
Long
Burlington
Burke and
McDowell
Erwin
Cleveland
Watson
Forsyth
Colored Normal Institute
Winston
Clark
Hertford
Sweet Murfreesboro
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N.F. A
THE
Alliance
Gov. Holts
Build NG and Loan Association
Baltzer and Taaks
Baltzer and Tanka
Chatham Railroad Company
Owen
Davidson County
Enfield and Weldon
Madison County
M. Means
Concord
Burch
Burlington and Southwestern Railroad Company
Aycork
Wayne
Rutherford
Bartle
Morton
Cape Fear
Yadxin Valley
Satour
Calvin S Blackwell
Salem Bipuas Charch
Rendulph County
L. F Wright
Piss
J. A. Cols
Jonnson County
Northarclina
Mc Cranor
John Mewen
Wiles County
Pettigrew
Ire County Railroad Company
P.weey
SAMA
Iggyela Courts
Ct Crean
OT Tai
Toad Commission
Fespeetiy Ik E Taj
Hag
Bigzaga
Eugenne King
Norwood
Ham
Bor
Lillington
Tatum
Brary Associaton House
Portia
Hove
Mount Prtia
Ham County
Merritt
State Library
Spruill J.c
Franklin County
Posey
Committee On Privilegis
Warren Vince
Leach
William Bend
J. P. Ivard
Bids
Gory
Bret
Air Lucas
Snc
Sandifer
Dayo Iqieng
Davin
Sherrill Boys
Jo A. Cole
Johnston County
Costd County
Yanceyv
Adams
Thes Chapel
Camo
Wesley
Cunden County
Cook
University of North Carolina
Starnes
West Asheville
Thagard
Kitchin
Sor Carolina Lumber Co
Eure
Gatesvill
Ward
Soward
Hoffman
Burke County
Smith
Harnett County
Venable
Hotel Township
Surry County
Elkin Township
J. M Snow
Surry
Troy
Cleeland
Shelby
Watkins
Thomas
Bumcombe
Asheville
Whit Gaston
Wood
Daniel
Byrd
Graham County
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